If my marble floor got all rough and no longer "shiny" and smooth, will this product fix it?
26024
i was told to use it for my granite kitchen sink and it works great for that.
26025
Dear Klunch, If your marble floor is rough, yhis is not the product for you. This is simply an excellent polish. It is my humble opinion, not physically seeing your floor, that your marble needs to be honed and polished. That is generally performed by a firm that comes in with buffing and honing equipment. I'd get several estimates and check with your local BBB before hiring the company to do the work. I hired a company without checking them out and ended up with machine ringlets everywhere. What a nightmare! So be certain to CHECK THEM OUT or get their references. Best of luck to you. Dear Klunch, If your marble floor is rough, yhis is not the product for you. This is simply an excellent polish. It is my humble opinion, not physically seeing your floor, that your marble needs to be honed and polished. That is generally performed by a firm that comes in with buffing and honing equipment. I'd get several estimates and check with your local BBB before hiring the company to do the work. I hired a company without checking them out and ended up with machine ringlets everywhere. What a nightmare! So be certain to CHECK THEM OUT or get their references. Best of luck to you.
26026
Depends on what got your marble floor "all rough". I didn't use it on a floor, I used it on a marble countertop and it worked somewhat well on that. If the material is sealed properly I believe it will help, at least on a countertop.
26027
Dear Klunch, If your marble floor is rough, yhis is not the product for you. This is simply an excellent polish. It is my humble opinion, not physically seeing your floor, that your marble needs to be honed and polished. That is generally performed by a firm that comes in with buffing and honing equipment. I'd get several estimates and check with your local BBB before hiring the company to do the work. I hired a company without checking them out and ended up with machine ringlets everywhere. What a nightmare! So be certain to CHECK THEM OUT or get their references. Best of luck to you.
849834
It all depends on the amount of imperfection. It did not fully level out my floor. I should have leveled the floor first.
295424
This product is more like an oil than a top coat finish so it depends on what the other product you have used as to how it all might look if you go ahead and apply the polyx to the rubbed off area. The good news is that you could give this product a try, and then if it hasn't blended in well, then try sanding later. When you sand afterwards it's not the same as sanding off a 'varnish', you are simply sanding the floor boards themselves (as the polyx is absorbed rather than sitting on the surface). Hope this makes sense. I also am no expert, just a user.
1846738
High gloss, yes. Slippery, no. High traffic areas require applying more of the product occasionally. Happy with the results. Short of totally sanding and refinishing the hard wood floor, this product fills the void.
857899
Restore-a-floor works well on virtually all surfaces. I have used it on hardwood floors and marble both. Definately restores life to old and dried out wood and marble alike. Be sure to get a couple as if floor is particularly dry it could really suck it up. I don't think you will be disappointed.
607652
I have non smooth tiles in my kitchen and hallways and my mint does a super job with them! I was concerned about this but there was no problem at all.
108641
I would use the pad they recommend whcih is the ultimate polishing pad. You can also call Paul from marble gloss restorer and he will give you great advice. The product works great. you will need a lot of elbow grease.
1292670
Sorry, I don't know. I use it on my granite counter tops and it works greats. It's not that harsh so I don't think it would hurt it. I have used occasionally it on tumbled marble and it works fine.
1437725
I only have an all tile floor and it doesn't scratch it, so I imagine that it would be fine on marble.
1995855
My guess is that your floor has wax on it. You can buff the floor to regain the shine.
971105
I have used this product many times on badly worn, scratched, and scuffed floors. Afterapplication I have buffed vigorously and made sure the surface is completely dry beforeusing paste wax.
138859
I am not sure.... When our marble was installed I just buffed the film off by hand with a lot of elbow grease. Keep this product in mind if you get an unsightly mark down the road though. Good luck
368365
My floors are pretty old. I have tried all sorts of waxes and I have found that this wax and cleaner has improved the look. Old floors are never going to look like new but this product has helped.
2048229
Yes. I have 90 year old mahogany floors that are unfinished. I stripped the old wax off the floors then applied new stain to the floors followed by Rejuvenate. It smooths out the imperfections in the old floor and looks great. It is holding up quite well but I did notice that dripping anything acidic on the floor (vinegar, lemon/lime juice) leaves a small whitish spot on the floor. I assume this is due to the liquid reacting with the Rejuvenate.
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I used it on my kitchen porcelain floor tile. It worked well, even though I never got the repair to match the high gloss of the existing tile. So, when the light shines on it in a particular way, you can see that there is a repair. But mostly it's in shadow and blends right in.
1725402
I was able to polish vinegar damage on marble. Urine is also acidic so I think it will work. Good luck.
383852
This is only to be used for for restoration/damaged wood. If the floors have been previously coated in a polyurethane coating (typical non-wax type floor treatment), it will bead up and ruin your floors. But the good news is it won't make your floors slippery :)